Bruce Caler Appointed Cemetery Commissioner
Arlington selectmen appoint Bruce Caler to fill the vacancy from Gordon Hard's death and set the cemetery post alongside Alan Knapp and Pat Owen. They report difficulty finding a replacement for the office of selectman and remind residents about zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Selectmen
Bruce Caler
Caler
Gordon Hard
Alan Knapp
Pat Owen
Thurston Hulet
Richard Hagelberg
Selectman
Resort Paper Announced Resort Paper Announced
WEST DOVER Yankee Pro ductions of Vermont, publisher of the Cape Resorter on Cape Cod, announces a Vermont ski oriented paper the Vermont Resorter and Ski News Weekly. It will provide eastern skiers with up to date resort news and ski conditions while noting laws and building permits. A sewer plan discussion this year may involve a water resources board member with town finances in mind. The plan costs over a million dollars, with $600,000 borne by the town. A July board meeting approved an auto graveyard on Leonard Wilkinson property under town supervision with cars accepted only on appointed weekends. The first acceptance date is set for Oct 4-5, with about 60 junk cars projected and a $3 per car fee to help defray expenses.
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West Dover
Yankee Productions
Vermont
Cape
Cape Cod
Mount Snow
Vermont Resorter
Ski News
Water Resources Board
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Leonard Wilkinson
Manchester
Molly Beattie
The
Journal
Mike Miller
Banner
Deer Meadow
Anti-Pollution League Organizes Connecticut River Valley
Putney Inn hosts the Anti-Pollution League of the Connecticut River Valley as the board of trustees organizes and elects officers. Donald H. Macfarlane is president, Ann R. Stokes vice president, Mrs. Thomas Pantera treasurer, Francis H. Whitcomb clerk, with multiple trustees named. An Oct. 16 Brattleboro membership meeting is planned. Sidney DuPont will report canoe study results from 1968 and 1969 along the river from Canada to Long Island Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
The
Anti-Pollution League of the
Connecticut River Valley
Putney Inn
Donald H. Macfarlane
Swanzey
N.H
Ann R. Stokes
West Chesterfield
Thomas Pantera
Brattleboro
Francis H. Whitcomb
Richard H. Bliss
Andover
Dan Barrow
South Newfane
Sidney du Pont
Haddam
Conn
David S. Fuller
Plymouth Union
Larry Gay
Marlboro
David E. Hoeh
Hanover
F. Cabot Holbrook
Gerald James
Robert O’brien
Tunbridge
Roger Parrot
Adolph Poneck
Sidney DuPont
Becket Academy
Connecticut River
Canada
Long Island Sound
Local College and Civic Caucus Updates In Arlington
Arlington notes freshmen and returning students at St Michael's College and UMass plus RPI. The 1969 graduates Katie Elwell Linda Pike Kathy Clayton Sterling Harrington attend Castleton this fall. Local political caucuses elect chairs and nominate delegates while new town committee members are added to reach 23.
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Helene Thompson
Arthur Wyman
Ralph Wyman
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Castleton
Katie Elwell
Linda Pike
Kathy Clayton
Sterling Harrington
Donolyn Hagelberg
University of Massachusetts
Wayne
RPI
Richard Hagelberg
Crow Hill Road
Thomas Whalen
Town Hall
Gerald James
Larry Molloy
R. Emmett Smith
Bennington County
Walter Corey
Whalen
James
Smith
Molloy
David Jannicky
Martin Cummings
Marjory Doyle
Susan Jannicky
Helen Gendron
Manfred Ehrich
Burton Immons
Dorothy Coleman
Charles Farrell
Thomas Weakley
Fred McGuire
Wesley Townsend
Waterfowl Group Nominated For Sears Award
The Waterfowl Improvement Association based in Salem, N Y, is nominated for the Sears Roebuck Award as Conservation Organization of the Year by county and state clubs. The group, not a hunting club, advocates habitat conservation and propagation, with a first fall meeting Sept 30 at 8 p.m. at Ro Ma Ru Restaurant Route 40 South Argyle.
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Salem
N.Y
Waterfowl Improvement Association
Sears Roebuck
Washington County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
New York State Conservation Council
Route 40
South Argyle
Phil Dustin
To Meet HOOSKER FALLS Narcotics Council Plans Meeting
The Narcotics Guidance Council and volunteers will meet October 9 at 7 30 p m at St Marys Academy Hoosaker Falls New York The speaker will be Richard J Lomascio a Hoosac School faculty member He attended a two week Northeastern University narcotic course in Boston The session is open to council members volunteers and area teachers A planning period and assignments follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosker Falls
N.Y
Narcotics Guidance Council
St. Mary’s Academy
Richard J. Lomascio
Hoosac School
Northeastern University
Boston
Letter to editor questions Banner reporting on town affairs
James L. Woodard Town Manager defends Manchester selectmen road takeover coverage. He cites Deer Meadow Road dispute and warns Banner over partial reporting, urging full facts and alignment with Journal accounts.
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James L. Woodard
Manchester
Leather Making Demonstration at Grist Mill
Leather making demonstrations by Peter McMullen in Weston at the Grist Mill on Sept 27 10 noon and 2 4 pm and Sept 28 2 4 pm. He will craft belts sandals wristwatch bands rings and hair barrettes on request. Vermont Craftsmen hosts two more demos before closing with the Ethiers from Springfield showing stained glass Oct 4 5 and Armand Henault returning for pottery over Columbus weekend.
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Weston
Peter McMullen
Vermont
Ethiers
Springfield
Armand Henault
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Anti- Pollution League Organizes
A&p
Buxton
Oston
Main ST
NO. Adams
Tys
Ana Lia Ies al Ed Es
Haddock
Super Market
Waterfowl Group
Sears Award
Narcotics Council
Mike’’ Miller
Manchester Journal
Mr. Miller
Deer Meadow Road
Vermont Bank Releasing
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Leo Hyduke
Mgr
Thyataatsuas
Maint
Bernz-O-Matic
Greenberg
Main Street
Benninat
Seven Seas
Itewalls
Vm Tee
Tubele
Firestone
Ieee LL
Eco
Tae
Bennington, Vt
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